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They found that nikka 
allegedly 
Dumbass got tracked down by technology and social media ... allegedly
The drug dealer...allegedly...was out numbered and to make a long story short , was able to get away..during the alleged robbery that MAY have taken place
The robber.. He hightailed to a location I wont name and was found 1000 miles away in less than 48 hours allegedly
Of the 34 mil that was ... allegedly :cracker: stolen, 29 mil was left.......and retrieved...allegedly
allegedly
As far as what happened when the jackers was found and the money was placed back in the right hands....who knows
Im sure you can guess tho
I'll update thread another day on what may have allegedly never happened, and something that I absolutely had nothing to do with nor no anyone that has something to do with
If you got any question I may be able to answer what MAY or MAY NOT have allegedly taken place
allegedly Dumbass got tracked down by technology and social media ... allegedly
The drug dealer...allegedly...was out numbered and to make a long story short , was able to get away..during the alleged robbery that MAY have taken place
The robber.. He hightailed to a location I wont name and was found 1000 miles away in less than 48 hours
allegedly Of the 34 mil that was ... allegedly :cracker: stolen, 29 mil was left.......and retrieved...allegedly
allegedly
As far as what happened when the jackers was found and the money was placed back in the right hands....who knows
Im sure you can guess tho
I'll update thread another day on what may have allegedly never happened, and something that I absolutely had nothing to do with nor no anyone that has something to do with
If you got any question I may be able to answer what MAY or MAY NOT have allegedly taken place
that's b/c most ppl smart enough to get 34million are also smart enough not to lose it
BocaRear
The World Is My Country, To Do Good Is My Religion
They found that nikka
Dumbass got tracked down by technology and social media ... allegedly
The drug dealer...allegedly...was out numbered and to make a long story short , was able to get away..during the alleged robbery that MAY have taken place
The robber.. He hightailed to a location I wont name and was found 1000 miles away in less than 48 hours
Of the 34 mil that was ... allegedly :cracker: stolen, 29 mil was left.......and retrieved...allegedly
allegedly
As far as what happened when the jackers was found and the money was placed back in the right hands....who knows
Im sure you can guess tho
I'll update thread another day on what may have allegedly never happened, and something that I absolutely had nothing to do with nor no anyone that has something to do with
If you got any question I may be able to answer what MAY or MAY NOT have allegedly taken place
allegedly where did that 5 mil go...hypothetically ofcourse
I dont even know the answer to that....could have allegedly went to the people that helped allegedly rob, or the mama, or stashed off...allegedly of course
allegedly where did that 5 mil go...hypothetically ofcourse
dunno, hard to accumulate 34 millie in the D-game without either having some popo protection, a body count, or being a confidential informant(snitch).
speaking of popo protection, check this legit chit out ......
Law Enforcement Officers and DEA Agents Jump Ship to Consult Marijuana Industry
Former SWAT officer Craig Kloppenberg
If you can’t arrest them, why not go to work for them? That’s what some local and federal law enforcement officers are doing in Colorado and Washington, the nation’s first two states to legalize commercial marijuana.
Trained in special weapons tactics, Craig Kloppenberg used his 30 years on SWAT teams arresting pot dealers to become a private consultant for pot producers in Colorado.
He and another ex-cop, Joel Smith, work together to help about a dozen suppliers stay within the confines of the new law.
“If you could make more money, give a better life to your family, why not?” Kloppenberg told CNBC. “I believe it's going to be very lucrative.”
Even former Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agents are cashing in on the new industry.
Paul Schmidt worked for the DEA for 23 years, investigating more than 100 illegal marijuana operations.
Now, the retired federal agent teaches seminars to medical marijuana dispensaries on doing business and not violating the law.
Another ex-DEA man, Patrick Moen, joined Privateer Holdings, a venture capital firm in Seattle focused on the cannabis industry, as managing director of compliance and senior counsel.
Even ex-military are getting into the business.
Ted Daniels used his Army training to establish a private security firm, Blue Line Protection Group, which guards growers and dispensary owners during their deliveries. His vice president of operations is Leo Pavlushkin, a former member of the Soviet military who attended sniper school in Russia.
“In the business we're in, there is a very high and volatile threat for us,” Pavlushkin told CNBC.
-Noel Brinkerhoff
To Learn More:
Career Switch: From Pot Busters to Pot Protectors (by Dina Gusovsky, CNBC)
How Former DEA Agents Became Pot Proponents (by Dina Gusovsky, CNBC)
Top DEA Agent Lands Job as Legal Advisor to Marijuana Investment Firm (by Noel Brinkerhoff and Danny Biederman, AllGov)
speaking of popo protection, check this legit chit out ......
Law Enforcement Officers and DEA Agents Jump Ship to Consult Marijuana Industry
Former SWAT officer Craig Kloppenberg
If you can’t arrest them, why not go to work for them? That’s what some local and federal law enforcement officers are doing in Colorado and Washington, the nation’s first two states to legalize commercial marijuana.
Trained in special weapons tactics, Craig Kloppenberg used his 30 years on SWAT teams arresting pot dealers to become a private consultant for pot producers in Colorado.
He and another ex-cop, Joel Smith, work together to help about a dozen suppliers stay within the confines of the new law.
“If you could make more money, give a better life to your family, why not?” Kloppenberg told CNBC. “I believe it's going to be very lucrative.”
Even former Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agents are cashing in on the new industry.
Paul Schmidt worked for the DEA for 23 years, investigating more than 100 illegal marijuana operations.
Now, the retired federal agent teaches seminars to medical marijuana dispensaries on doing business and not violating the law.
Another ex-DEA man, Patrick Moen, joined Privateer Holdings, a venture capital firm in Seattle focused on the cannabis industry, as managing director of compliance and senior counsel.
Even ex-military are getting into the business.
Ted Daniels used his Army training to establish a private security firm, Blue Line Protection Group, which guards growers and dispensary owners during their deliveries. His vice president of operations is Leo Pavlushkin, a former member of the Soviet military who attended sniper school in Russia.
“In the business we're in, there is a very high and volatile threat for us,” Pavlushkin told CNBC.
-Noel Brinkerhoff
To Learn More:
Career Switch: From Pot Busters to Pot Protectors (by Dina Gusovsky, CNBC)
How Former DEA Agents Became Pot Proponents (by Dina Gusovsky, CNBC)
Top DEA Agent Lands Job as Legal Advisor to Marijuana Investment Firm (by Noel Brinkerhoff and Danny Biederman, AllGov)
Jesus Shuttlesworth
I Got Game
If you go to Indo-China, duke gon have a nikka hiding in a bowl of rice ready to pop a cap in yo ass. 
nikka may or may not have made several facebook statuses and had trackers on smartphones, making it easier to allegedly find him, even when traveling 1000 miles... Allegedly...
He wasnt a bright cookie from what i've heard, and his own people told on him ..allegedly...they may or may not have turned on him to the drug dealers peoples that traveled to that nikkas house
allegedly
unstoppable589
All Star
nikka may or may not have made several facebook statuses and had trackers on smartphones, making it easier to allegedly find him, even when traveling 1000 miles... Allegedly...
He wasnt a bright cookie from what i've heard, and his own people told on him ..allegedly...they may or may not have turned on him to the drug dealers peoples that traveled to that nikkas house
When you steal that kind of money you have to basically, die for a while. What happens though is people get shook and tell on one of their crime partners to take the heat off them while taking a small cut of the proceeds. Even that can be avoided by going separate ways, not telling one another where you're going and having no communication and even when you do get back in contact, you may want to make it through a middle man who can verify one anothers status prior to meeting up. If you cant, dissolve the relationship. Theres no honor amongst thieves.
Demon
Evil b*stard
Dont ask me how I know
my question is, what would you guys do if you just robbed a big time drug dealer with 2-3 of your homies for 34 million?
kill the 2-3 homies i did it with and ride off into the sunset
Son...the nikka may no longer be with us...whether that is the case or not wasnt communicated over the phone obviously... I iust know his own people was fukkin dude over when it happened cuz they felt bad for his momma
If a link pops us i'll link it, but then imma ask the mods to delete the thread 24 hours after i do cuz i got nothin to do with it and feds stay watching